利比里亚的森林监督员在欧盟的支持下,利用调查新闻报道来制止非法开采、保障土地费用、推动政策改革。 Liberia’s forest watchdog, backed by the EU, used investigative journalism to halt illegal mining, secure land fees, and drive policy reforms.

利比里亚森林媒体观察组织在欧盟的支持下,通过调查新闻报道和电台节目《森林一小时》,推动森林治理改革,促使逮捕非法矿工和移民,改变政策,并向社区支付土地租金685 101美元。 Liberia Forest Media Watch, backed by the EU, has driven forest governance reforms through investigative journalism and its radio show Forest Hour, prompting arrests of illegal miners and migrants, policy changes, and $685,101 in land rental fees paid to communities. 媒体的报道导致在利比里亚与科特迪瓦接壤的边界沿线设立了工作队,关闭了非法采矿活动,并取消了非法的土地租赁。 Media coverage led to task forces along Liberia’s border with Côte d’Ivoire, shutdowns of illegal mining, and cancellation of an unlawful land lease. 该倡议加强了农村新闻和性别包容性,但资金缺口和数据获取等挑战依然存在。 The initiative has strengthened rural journalism and gender inclusion, though challenges like funding gaps and data access persist.